Instrument/equipment Core/facility: Mechanical and Thermal Analysis Instrumentation Core (MTAIC)

Instron tensile/compression testing

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Amit Datye, PhD

Primary Contact
Building:

Dunham Laboratory (DL)

Instron Model 5967​

  • Test load: Max. 20kN ​
  • 10 N, 2 kN and 20 kN load cells​
  • Crosshead speed range: 0.001 to 1500 m/min​
  • Testing in compression, tension or 3-point bending​

Available to Yale researchers only

Instron

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